成人快手

Works by Rudi Stephan and Steve Elcock, live from MediaCityUK, Salford, plus music by Mendelssohn and Shostakovich.

Composer Rudi Stephan's career was cut brutally short aged 28: a casualty of World War I. Considered the most promising German composer of his generation, today we hear his Music for Orchestra (1912) which searches for new paths in expressionist colours

There's also music by Chesterfield-born Steve Elcock, whose work was first performed by the 成人快手 Philharmonic in 2009. Today, the orchestra give the world premiere of his Fourth Symphony 鈥� 鈥楢 golden rose fallen from the flat sea of time鈥�. Of its title, he says: 鈥淚 will only say that you must make of it what you can鈥�. The one-movement piece explores a move away from serial music to the magnetic pull of tonality

Presented by Kate Molleson

2.00pm
Stephan
Music for Orchestra (1912)
Elcock
Symphony no.4 "A golden rose fallen from the flat sea of time" (world premiere)
Sarah Walker, presenter
成人快手 Philharmonic
Moritz Gnann, conductor

2.50pm
Vaughan Williams (arr. David Childs & Rodney Newton)
Concerto for Tenor Tuba & Orchestra
David Childs, tenor tuba
成人快手 Philharmonic
Ben Gernon, conductor

3.00pm
Vivaldi (arr. Jacob Reuven)
Summer (The Four Seasons)
Jacob Reuven (mandolin)
成人快手 Philharmonic
Omer Meir Welber, conductor/harpsichord

3.10pm
Mendelssohn
Piano Concerto no.1
Denis Kozhukhin, piano
成人快手 Philharmonic
Joana Carneiro, conductor

3.30pm
Shostakovich
Symphony no.11 "The Year 1905"
成人快手 Philharmonic
John Storgards, conductor